Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|         they had into bread, and throw it into the camp of the
 2   II, 17| wandering spirits, that they may throw all things into confusion,
 3  III, 1 |        minds confuse rather than throw light upon it--I could wish
 4  III, 17|       hurl lightnings, and often throw down his temples, and withdrawing
 5  III, 23|    honour and without influence, throw away the means by which
 6  III, 23|           which you are about to throw away, may be a succour to
 7  III, 25|         a man because he did not throw away much money; doubtless
 8  III, 30|         instruct human life, but throw it into confusion. For what
 9    V, 17|        slain himself, or will he throw him from his horse, that
10    V, 19|    incense in three fingers, and throw it upon the hearth, appears
11    V, 23|      having received permission, throw themselves into the bodies
12   VI, 12|         in a single day, shall I throw away the estate acquired